Galileo Galilei Popular Song Rankings [2026]

BirthdayGalileo Galilei31rank/position

Galileo Galilei　『Birthday -Studio Live-』

My heart races at the kick drum and the chugging guitar riff in the intro.

In the studio live footage, the bassist is even shaking maracas.

With female backing vocals and harmonies from members other than the lead vocalist, it creates a grand sense of atmosphere.

It makes me want to sing along without thinking.

Hello GoodbyeGalileo Galilei32rank/position

Galileo Galilei　『Hellogoodbye』

This is the song that led to Galileo’s debut.

The lyrics are wonderful and really paint a picture.

It has a slow melody that makes you want to listen at night, and I love how it gradually builds up in the second half.

Highly recommended!

Monday7sGalileo Galilei33rank/position

Galileo Galilei – Monday7s

This is a track included on the indie mini-album “Ame Nochi Gari Leo.” The guitar phrases are super cool, and it’s a bright, fun song.

At live shows it really gets the crowd going—people sing the chorus together and swing their towels around.

It’s the kind of song you’ll want to listen to when you’re thinking, “Ugh, Monday’s coming…”

PIXIEGalileo Galilei34rank/position

Galileo Galilei – PIXIE

This song is included on the indie mini-album “Ame-nochi Galileo” (Rain, Then Galileo).

Its breezy rhythm feels wonderfully pleasant.

The balance between the slightly chilly atmosphere of the lyrics and the gentle singing voice is irresistibly addictive.

Even though nothing in it explicitly says so, the music somehow conjures up an image of a forest in a slightly cold region.

You bastardsGalileo Galilei35rank/position

Galileo Galilei “Kusottare-domo – Live at Namba Hatch, April 14, 2012”

The title sounds pretty extreme, but the song itself features a poppy, cute synth sound that really stands out.

Galileo Galilei’s lyrics carry a strong message, yet their fresh and gentle, expansive sound is one of the charms that lifts your spirits.

The footage is from their nationwide one-man tour celebrating the release of their second album, “PORTAL.”

Thanksgiving of Nerura VillageGalileo Galilei36rank/position

Galileo Galilei – Thanksgiving from the Sleeping Village

This is a song included on the indie mini-album “Ame Nochi Galileo.” Its raw, almost nonchalant word choices and vocal delivery feel very rock—something you wouldn’t imagine from the gentler vibe of Galileo Galilei after their major-label debut.

The overall atmosphere of the track is different from their current style and it’s really cool.

It feels like a song with a very high degree of purity.

AmadeusGalileo Galilei37rank/position

Galileo Galilei – Amadeus (Official Music Video)

Released in October 2025, this work was written as the opening theme for the NHK E-TV anime Blue Orchestra Season 2.

Set to a grand ensemble that fuses frenzied strings with a full band sound, it portrays the emotions of adolescence—jealousy of talent, inner conflict, and more.

Its dramatic sonic landscape naturally stirs your feelings as you listen.

It’s a bold rock tune with music itself as its theme.

FantasistGalileo Galilei38rank/position

Galileo Galilei – Fantasist (Official Music Video)

A song by Galileo Galilei that portrays the boundary between fantasy and reality.

Included on the album “MANSTER,” this track delicately expresses the struggles of a dreamer.

Through fantastical figures like clowns, monsters, and aliens, it questions the complexities of human relationships and society.

Released in September 2024, the work was ambitiously conceived with the simultaneously released “MANTRAL” under the theme of two sides of the same coin.

A music video was also unveiled, showcasing the band’s new challenges.

Recommended for those who want to resonate with lyrics that traverse the border between the real and the unreal.

LizzieGalileo Galilei39rank/position

Galileo Galilei “Lyuji”

A track included on their second mini-album, “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.” Perhaps because two members left, the band seems to have gained flexibility; the song blends the best of band-driven and electronic sounds.

Its nostalgic lyrics align perfectly with the overarching theme of the album.

rock starGalileo Galilei40rank/position

Galileo Galilei – Rock Star

This song is included on the 1st mini album Hamanasu no Hana.

Hamanasu no Hana was Galileo Galilei’s debut album, and Rockstar is its final track.

It’s a song where you can really feel youth in the parts that aren’t clearly spelled out in the lyrics, and it’s the kind of uplifting track you suddenly find yourself wanting to listen to.